They kill whales and support oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, so I didn't much expect to like the Inupiat people of northern Alaska. I was wrong. Their old trading partners, the ...
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Northwest Alaska residents can upgrade smoke alarms in their homes this summer. Northwest Arctic Borough will distribute and install lithium-powered 10-year sealed smoke alarms in every village ...
About 10 years ago, before retiring, I worked for a Native-owned consulting firm in Anchorage, Alaska. We were hired by the tribal council in remote Arctic Village, far north near the Arctic National ...
This undated aerial photo provided by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shows a herd of caribou on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in northeast Alaska. The Biden administration is suspending oil and ...
LONGYEARBYEN, Norway — The warm glow of Svalbard Kirke’s lights gleams on the snow-covered mountain slope from where the church stands like a beacon over this remote Norwegian Arctic village, cloaked ...
These are things that are really happening: Inuit perspectives on the evidence and impacts of climate change in Nunavut / Shari Fox -- Community contributions to ecological monitoring: knowledge ...
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Locals Baffled as Striking ‘Light Pillars’ Started Glowing in the Night Sky of China’s Arctic Village
As dazzling as they appear to be in first glance, they are just optical deceptions carved out skillfully by little droplets of water.
Opening Shot: A woman faces the camera and says, “When people ask me where I’m from, I say, ‘Think of the furthest place north you’ve ever been.'” The Gist: Siaja (Anna Lamb) is an Inuk woman who ...
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Researchers found that one tiny Arctic village’s unfiltered sewage produces as much microplastic as the treated waste of more than a million people. By Jessica Leigh Hester Svalbard, a Norwegian ...
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